salazar. never heard of him. maybe i'll refresh your memory. get in the car. come on, get inside. come on. scoot over. oyfrieright, raymundo salazar. i never seen him before. oh, you never seen him. no. okay, well, maybe you've seen some of his victims, like this guy. he was doused in all and set on fire. and then there's this guy, he was buried alive. maybe you've seen his latest victim, david taylor. gasol oh, you know him? no. really? salazar shot him in the chest, killed him. strange, but when david died in my arms the other night, he had the same bracelet on as you. what a coincidence. did he give you that bracelet? so you and david taylor are together? you tell us about it here or we're gonna have to take you down to the station, you can tell us there. we'll take her down to the station. sylvia: no. (engine starting) wait. no, no, no, we're going to the station. i met david a few months ago at a party, at his brother's place. mark taylor. started talking and told him i want to get my ged

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. >>> we have an inmate by the name of conrad salazar.re going to transfer him from a level six facility to a level five facility. we have issues with the collation officer assigned to this individual. we need to move him to an alternative housing area. he is pretty short so he's going to be getting out soon. so it's in the best interest to get him transferred out of here. >> what does he know at this point? >> he is understand the assumption he will be traveling for a medical at which time i will speak to him. >> staff move conrad to a different part of the prison to defuse the situation. >> saw that officer right there i stabbed him in the head when he was 18 years old here. >> he was 18. i started working here. he opened my cell and i stabbed him in his head. no? >> i had been working here for about six months. conrad complained like he always did. i went to give him the phone. the officer opened the door, came out with a shank. lucky i have a hard head and it bounced off my head and just cut me in the back. sent me to the hospital. ca

salazar presentation and analysis is done combing my hair. [laughter] by a role here is to facilitate discussion. as a journalist i can frame a couple of dialogue points. just to raise some of the issues. to ask secretary salazar that this is nothing short of a civil rights movement and a humanitarian issue. and to change the law to use the rules so deserves what immigration reform but how to get there. it is a chilling effect because of the inaction in washington. there was a poll recently that many one comprehensive immigration reform they just cannot agree how that should take place. the race right now when colorado trying to retain their seats even in the hispanic community many a much more likely to raise concerns that an immigration reform. so it does require this civil rights movement to a groundswell of bowman towne being lost even when it is most effective. >> the fact is there's a lot going on in the world today. the issues of the middle east and ukraine but the issue itself will not always still have a broken border 12 million livi

. >>> para analizar esto nos acompaÑa la presidenta del grupo salazar y ex asesora del presidente billo estÁs? muchos saludos desde la ciudad de mÉxico. >>> porque el viernes pasado se dio la noticia que un juez declarÓ que el ex alcalde de iguala serÍa procesado como autor intelectual de este crimen de la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes el pasado 26 de septiembre. como vez tu eso? >>> mira yo creo que se tardaron pero como se manejan los procesos penales en solamente en mÉxico si no alrededor del mundo tienen sus tiempos, sÍ era de esperarse que iban a tratar de vincularlo con los asesinatos de estos estudiantes la desapariciÓn pero no es suficiente y yo tambiÉn tengo que agregar tambiÉn hay interrogante de como van a vincular a la esposa del presidente municipal del seÑor abarca. espeso sabes por quÉ? por ques indica que es ella que pidiÓ ordeno, que detuvieron a esos estudiantes porque ella tenÍa un evento politico en donde se esperaba que iban a anunciar que ella iba a ser la candidata para reemplazar a su esposo y su esposo que en ese momento era presidente municipal el seÑor a

the rolls and responsibilities of alice griffith lamar will complete the construction and selected salazar for the affordable housing at the site in addition to ocii key alice griffith revitalization includes the san francisco housing authority which is the current owner and operator and the social programs at alice griffith so first i'll give you a background the housing authority applied for and were awarded a $35,000 initiative or ccii grant about 25 point plus grant is for units and for services and community improvement the ccii improvements comes with a statutory obligation that a portion the grant be expended and portion by 2017 i'll get into that a little bit later the ccii funds are used phenomenon the first phase of alice griffith alice griffith it going to be redeveloped in 5 phases this shows the phases it will include one to one replacement of the 2 hundred and 56 public housing authority unit and add 2 hundred 48 unit mixed in within the block here's a site map of new development the blocks outlined in red are within la nefarious first phase with the first two phases outlined

data and moving to mediation, and the mediation, efforts as i said earlier led by attorney donna salazar, she mediated nine, the occ immediately ated nine cases compared to 18 cases in the third quarter of 2013, even though there is a disparity between those quarters and two years, and by the end of the third quarter, they immediate ated 39 cases as compared to 42 by the end of the third quarter in 2013 and last year we had some concern about officers declining to participate in the medation and after some, investigation into that, it was specific to a particular situation and not the officer's dislike of the mediation program and so the things have returned to normal and during the third quarter, only five percent of the officers offered mediation declined it and of the 42, and that is through the third quarter, and that is for 75 percent of the year and of the 42 complaints offered mediation, 73 agreed to med aoe ate and that is high for the complainants and agreeing to immediate ate and i provided detailed information about the out reach in the report and i will not address that this

david salazar, the victim of the battery, refuses to identify his attacker, and the corcoran officers launch a massive investigation. >> let me see your knuckles. >> flip them. you can pick up your shirt? >> take your whole shirt off. >> hey, salazar, are you a -- >> this inmate apparently got assaulted really, really bad inside the gym. we're going to have to take him to the ambulance, to the hospital. he was severely beaten from what we can tell. we don't know if there's any weapons involved. we have our staff searching right now, making sure that there is no weapons, and trying to find the -- the assailant. >> we responded to an alarm over on 3a in the gym and had an inmate having injuries consistent with being the victim of a battery. so we're checking the area. we're going to conduct a search. look for any possible weapons, possible suspects. >> inmates are searched one by one and sent to the yard. >> they've cleared the gym. strip searched basically everybody in the gym looking for any type of wounds, any type of suspected blood that may be on the clothing, on the skin. kind of

salazar dice que se aferrÓ a una mini nevera mientras Él y su compaÑero fueron arrastrados por la corriente trata de la primera vez en 10 aÑos que la naciÓn sudamericana debe comparecer ante el organismo nuestra compaÑera que estÁ reportando desde el sitio nos cuenta mÁs. >> venezuela viviÓ una ola de protestas en diferentes ciudades. los manifestantes responsabilizaban al gobierno. desde el 4 de febrero se contabilizan detenciones. octubre cerrÓ con 78 personas aÚn detenidas y 1970 bajo medidas cautelares tambiÉn registra 138 torturas. uno de los casos de investigaciones en dejarme quien dice que fue agredido cuando participaba en una marcha. >> tengo graves heridas en la cabeza. >> la denuncia fue llevada a la fiscalÍa y ahora se establecerÁ un juicio por su presunta participaciÓn en este hecho. >> casos plenamente documentados con incluso exÁmenes mÉdicos y fotografÍas. hay organizaciones locales y nos hemos atrevido a decir que este aÑo 2014 se puede establecer como el aÑo de mayor presiÓn. >> este jueves le corresponde al gobierno venezolano comparecer bajo las naciones unidas para acl

les queremos agradecer a paulina allende de salazar y de la televisiÓn nacional de chile por este reportajeros de la familia de josÉ luis abacar el detenido ex alcalde de iguala continuar recibiendo dinero de la nÓmina del ayuntamiento. a propÓsito tiritas y para estudiantes desaparecidos en guerrero iniciaron una caravana dividida en 3 grupos que recorrerÁn estados del norte y el sur de mÉxico para dar a conocer la tragedia de ayotzinapa el plan es llegar al zÓcalo para exigir a las autoridades federales que ubiquen convida a los cuente tres normalistas desaparecidos. alejandro con la informaciÓn. >> tres autobuses con familiares de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos asÍ como alumno de la escuela rural de ayotzinapa iniciaron la caravana informativa, la primer brigada recorrerÁ entidades como zacatecas, jalisco, michoacÁn y chihuahua. >> que el pueblo de mÉxico sepa que estÁ de luto en mucho dolor desesperaciÓn y ansiedad por. encontrar a los muchachos. >> este es justo momento cuando el tercer camiÓn de la caravana que va directo al norte del paÍs sale de la escuela rural de ayotzinapa ello

. >> reporter: roger salazar says the law is filled with loopholes but will raise grocery prices.es have responded big, pouring $2.3 million into their campaign of sending their opponents 7 to 1. >> we don't feel, you know, at the end of the day, the voters will stand for it. >> reporter: tax opponents believe there will be a similar measure in san francisco but things could be different in berkeley, the first city to ban styrofoam. the measure only needs a simple majority to become law which could make this city the turning point in the battle over sugary drinks. danielle nottingham, cbs news, berkeley, california. >>> in sports, paint manning, tom brady and ben roethlisberger have all grabbed headlines for quarterback play this season but one player is outdoing them all. indianapolis quarterback andrew luck now leads the nfl in passing yards and touchdown passes. of last night he throws four tds in the blowout to the giants. the colts improve their record to 6-3. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," jim boeheim, the men's basketball coach of syracuse joins

. >> i think secretary salazar has summed it up well which is it's a risk. historically -- historically latinos across united states have not had high voter turnout in the midterm elections. they just kind of an electoral fact which i regret deeply but for me i don't want to get into political calculus. mine is a moral calculus. for every day there's a delay there are 1000 families were more being impacted. that's the arithmetic i want in the house and the senate and the white house, the moral calculus. i will leave the politicians to do their job but my job is to say everyday there is a delay somebody's father or mother is going to be separated from their children. that's the calculus i want people to start doing, the moral calculus. the political calculus is for another constituency. >> in looking at the questions, many people have the same ones. i will just combine this last one for all of you and give you a chance to think of it in summary, what would be to reke rekey -- two or three key points that needs need to be included and i would like this one fro

the occ mediation coordinator donna salazar was last year's recipient of the president's award from the association of the dispute resolution of northern california. now i would like to share a few statistics with you about the complaints of the occ received last year, and how we resolved them. in 2013, the occ received, 727 complaints, that is a two percent reduction in complaints we received in 2012, when we received 740 complaints. last year we sustained 6 percent of the cases we closed. that means that we found some type of misconduct or negligent of duty. and we found that 2 percent of the allegations were unfounded or not true, the largest percentage of allegations were for neglect of duty followed by conduct, reflecting discredit, unnecessary force was ten percent of the allegations we received and last year we sustained five allegations of unnecessary force. i will tell you a little bit about the dem graphics of the complainants. >> 2013, 28 percent fp african american, caucasians were 30 percent and another 19 percent declined to state their race. and additionally it included a

nuestra primera parada en el parque salazar, dedicado al periodista que muriÓ durante los disturbiosrupo de los tiempos desde los 70. hasta el tiempo de ahora, es el Único grupo que puedes... son sinonimos con la cultura mexicana. con la cultura chicana. fue muy importante lo que representan. este mural refleja el movimiento. >> de ahÍ emprendimos nuestro viaje hacia el mercadito del este de los Ángeles. >> asÍ lo conocimos nosotros, con un lugar familiar. venÍamos con mis hermanos. mi papÁ, cuando estaba. pues es un recuerdo que tenemos de este lugar. >> se pueden obtener objetos como rica comida, acompaÑada de un buen mariachi. ♪ ♪ >> seguimos nuestro recorrido hasta la escuela preparatoria que sirviÓ de inspiración para la pelÍcula... >> un orgullo para toda la gente del este de los Ángeles los estudiantes que salieron de aquÍ. cuando nadie creÍa en ellos que fueron... que pudieron pasar el examen dos veces porque eran copiones. el maestro los sacÓ adelante. >> as es. fue un tiempo en esa Época como dices tÚ verdad que fue una experiencia, un tiempo que vivieron los estudiantes. q

our wonderful secretary of the interior, tim salazar. former secretary of labor, sew lease. two of the outstanding members of the congressional delegation from nevada, steve horseford and jean tight is. your own mayor, carolyn goodman, but we also have some mayors that flew in because they know how important an issue -- the issue we're going to talk about today is. maria lopez rogers. kassim reed from atlanta, georgia, greg stan from phoenix, arizona, and ashley swearingen from fresno, california. [cheers and applause] and all of you are here as well as some of the top labor leaders in the country and we are just so grateful. some outstanding business leaders are here as well and of course we've got wonderful students here so i could not be prouder of our students. cheers and applause] >> those of you who haven't taken a seat, feel free to take a seat. >> we love you! >> i love you back. last week, last week i had the a or of being sworn in for second term as president 06 the united states. [cheers and applause] and during my inaugural address i talked about how making progr

. >> reporter: the salazar protium we're seeing activity and the scare of the biggest no is kicking off but mainly rain. will have sought out the door to our morning and also some showers mainly in and of the first and then south to lake morning afternoon. gusty winds as on pushes through up to 35 mi. an hour sunday and dry weather will resume. >> pam: one day after we showed you this graphic video appearance to shell in and make in was to sonoma county jail hitting him with a taser is one times there is a new developments explain his and arrested for the allied in the process of being booked at the jail. (audio) >> reporter: the attorneys said he was appalled by what he had seen he was kicked it was plus he was kneed in the face. and he was pays an excess of 20 times all of the camera was rolling. any civilized people this is a system sheriff randall. i and the senate does not look good but it was a massive resistance within is it came and he attacked the mayor's and hit at the deputies. the bruise is seen in the pitch is a knockoff on the deputies will review all the reports at the en

. >> reporter: roger salazar of the no on d campaign says while they look at other options, they don't think they will fight this one in court. but berkeley officials are sure they will. >> i don't think it's a concern. i think it's just a reality. they are going to do it. they feel -- i think they feel if they can stop it here either at the ballot box which they couldn't or in the courts that that will be a victory that will shut other people down. >> reporter: people here had much to say about last night's results. >> i'm not excited about the tax because i'm going to have to pay for it. i'm from richmond. we rejected it in richmond. in berkeley i'm still going to have to pay when i go to lunch. >> it's really important we do something because kids are being put in a position of making decisions influenced by big companies that are going to take away the whole quality of their life and their health and wellbeing. >> reporter: the law goes into effect on january 1st. in berkeley, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> yesterday's election was extra special for one southern california woman.

solano salazar got away lightly. he is suffering from dehydration, but otherwise okay. his companion, though, is still missing. >>> thousands of people have been marching through the streets of mexico city to protest the slow pace of an investigation into the whereabouts of 43 missing students. they disappeared after clashing with police in the state of guerrero more than five weeks ago. will grant reports. >> reporter: from the moment the 43 students were abducted in late september, the message from their friends and families has remained the same. alive they were taken, and alive we want them back. now in mexico citying thousands of students from universities across the city turned out to add their voices to that call, too. >> translator: i'm here to tell the authorities that we have no government and that we have no faith in them. >> translator: we want justice for the missing students. we want their bodies to be found, whatever it takes. if they aren't alive, then at least find them so that their families can mourn. >> reporter: for over a month, the families and co

. >> custody assistant carolina salazar works the discipline module that can house up to 47 female inmates's your medical emergency, gilbreth? okay. i'll send a trustee over to get you some. okay? >> i like it. solitude, you know. gives you time to think. i ain't got to worry about nobody being too close or, you know, bothering me. just me and my own thoughts. >> with only five days left in her 20 days of isolation in the hole for fighting, 37-year-old inmate kinay haines discovered ways of breaking up the monotony. >> you can talk through the vents. right here in the same part right here, right here there's a hole you can commute with your neighbor. i used to communicate with my neighbor. but she left today. >> are you happy for her? >> no. i wanted her to stay. because she used to sing to me every night. i'm not going to lie. i wanted her to stay. that's selfish. i'm a selfish one. >> 30% of the women incarcerated in l.a. county jail have a significant risk of mental health problems. according to a study conducted by the jail's department of mental health, it was also found that the majo

roger salazar, the spokesman for anti-tax campaigns in both places, says san francisco would've mattered, but berkeley is berkeley. i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and see and think that is what the rest of the country would do. it is not exactly mainstream. this was the spokesman for the campaign. it is hard to believe a charmer like that was not successful. [laughter] >> other than free pot for poor people -- [laughter] -- any takeaway we should think about as far as these local elections? >> how do you manage -- if you're -- where you stand depends on where you sit. if you are a mayor in a big city in a state with a heavily republican state government, what do you do? big cities are always hated by the rest of the state anyway. i think that will be a tricky area for people to navigate. in general, the cities will be the blue labs of democracy while the states will be the red labs. >> we will take more questions from you all at this point. who has questions about the elections either at the state, local level? any of the initiative that caroline ran through? yes? >

our wonderful secretary of the interior, ken salazar. former secretary of labor police police -- hilda's -- hilda solice. [cheers and applause] goodman.mayor, carolyn mayors who have some flew in because they know how important the issue we are going to talk about today is. maria lopez rogers from avondale, arizona. kasim ed from atlanta, georgia. from phoenix, izona. and ashley swearingen from fresno, california. , as wellf you are here as some of the top labor lears in the country. we are so grateful, and some outstanding business leaders are he as well. of course, we have got wonderful students here, so i could not be prouder. [cheers and applause] those of you who -- take a seat. >> i love you! >> i le you back. i had the honor of being sworn in for a second term as president of the united states. [cheers and applause] and during my ingural address, i talked about how making progress on the defining challenges of our te does not require us to settle every debate or ignore every difference that we may have. but it does require us to f

we will stay on this, ana maria salazar with your help. thank you for doing the reporting and we look forward to following up on the story. for the families and for justice. >> thank you so much, chris. >>> there's stunning new claims involving the death of joan rivers. deadly mistakes were allegedly made by a manhattan clinic. so we will show you what's in that new report. >>> and imagine leaving your home to go to work. only to find your car and driveway gone when you come home? swallowed up by an enormous sinkhole. happening now in a florida neighborhood. we have got the incredible footage ahead. >>> good to have you back with us here on "new day." 50 troops from the u.s. have arrived in iraq's anbar province, the first wave of up to 1500 american soldiers being deployed to the region to advise and assist in the war on isis. the white house says the soldiers will not be involved in a combat role. they are there to bowlster iraqi forces. ahead we'll speak with arizona senator john mccain in our next half hour. >>> israel is vowing to cra

our wondfuseety of the imir- the ierr,en salazar. olabor ldry isolice. utanding mbe of theonession delegatio from nad your own merit -- ur own mayo have others who flew in. frm onle, arizona. eed. andf phoenix, aron astley saringen from fresn cafoia. here, as well as some of the top layer leaders -- labor leaders in the country. some outstanding business leaders are here is well. of course we got wonderful students here so i cld not be prouder. feel free to take a seat. i love you back. last week i had the honor of being sworn in for a second term as president of the united states. during my inaugural address i talked about how making progress on the defining challenges of our time does not require us to ignoreevery debate or every difference wmay have. but it does require us to find common ground and move forward in common purpose. .t requireus to act i know that some issues will be harder to lift than others. me debates will be more contentious. that is to be expected. the reason i came here today is because of a challenge where the differences are wen

roger salazar, the spokesman for anti-tax campaigns in both places, says san francisco would've mattered -- i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and see and think that is what the rest of the country would do. it is not exactly mainstream. this was the spokesman for the campaign. it is hard to believe a charmer like that was not successful. [laughter] >> other than free pot for poor people -- [laughter] -- any takeaway we should think about as far as these local elections? >> how do you manage -- if you're -- where you stand depends on where you sit. if you are a mayor in a big city in a state with a heavily republican state government, what do you do? big cities are always hated by the rest of the state anyway. i think that will be a tricky area for people to navigate. in general, the cities will be the blue labs of democracy while the states will be the red labs. >> we will take more questions from you all at this point. who by this question about the elections either at the state, local level? any of the initiative that caroline ran through? yes? >> you mentioned the m

i love this quote, roger salazar, a spokesman for the anti-tax campaign in both places said san francisco would have mattered but berkeley, it's berkeley but he said i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and said that's what the rest of the country would you. berkeley is the city that gives away free pot away to poor people but it's not mainstream. it's hard to believe a charmer like that was also not successful. >> other than free pot for poor people, is there any overarching take away we should think about as far as these local measures were local elections? >> to the gentleman's question earlier where we will have, how do you manage up, where you stand depends on where you sit, one of my favorite clichÉs in government. if you're a mayor of a big city in the state with heavily republican state government, what do you do? how do you work that? cities are always hated by the rest of the state anyway. i think that would be a tricky area for people to navigate. i think in general the cities will be the blue of democracy while the states by the red labs of democracy. >> we wil

goal putting 400,000 associate professor 25% of the voters and in this quote in the chronicle roger salazar who is the spokesman said san francisco would have mattered about i don't think people would say that's what any country would do it's hard to believe the charmer like that was also not successful. [laughter] other than free pot for poor people is there anything in the mayoral elections? >> we will have this how do you manage up if you're -- where you stand depends on where you sit and do so if your a mayor in a big city in a state with heavily republican state government, what do you do and how do you work that and of course caesar always hated by the state anyway i think that will be a tricky area for people to navigate but i think that in general the cities will be the blue lights of democracy while the states are the red labs and democracy. >> we will take more questions at this point. who has questions at the state level, the local level, any of the initiatives that caroline ran through? >> you mentioned the transportation association and we are very excited considering the feder

we have ana maria salazar, editor in chief of "mexican daily review" and a former pentagon and whitel. thank you for joining us this morning. the protesters started out mostly teachers, students, but now we understand they're growing in number. what's happening? >> well they're growing in number, but i think you have to separate between those protesters who are demanding more information, trying to find out what was the real fate of these students. and then there's protesters that have other political objectives. i think what we're seeing is how other groups with other political interests are starting to use the disappearance of these students, as a way of promoting their own political objectives. and as you can see from many of these scenes, they're very violent. it's shocking, because this is now we're seeing that these protests are kind of simultaneously taking place in different parts of the country. >> the question is, is this somewhat of a waterhead moment? the combination of these kids, college kids, disappearing in dozens. no swift justice. every time they dig for them, they